Student Loan Compliance
Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corp (TG)

The Membership Department here at the State Bar of Texas is only
responsible for making sure that you have, or are, complying with the
rules on this page for repayment of your student loan, not with
notifying you of non-compliance. Failure to inform us of a notice
received
by TG, or to comply, could result in your suspension from the practice
of law.

Have You Received a Notice from the
TG?

If you have received a notice from Texas Guaranteed Student Loan
Corporation (TG) that you are in default on your loan, you must comply*
with one of the following:

Submit a certificate issued by TG to the State Bar of Texas
certifying a repayment agreement on the defaulted loan within 60 days
from the date of your notice.

Submit a certificate issued by TG to the State Bar of Texas
certifying that you are not in default on your loan, within 60 days from
the date of your notice.

Submit a letter to the Clerk of the Supreme Court within 20 days
of the date of your notice with a request for a public hearing to
establish error with TG default reporting. Please include your specific
grounds in the letter.

Address

Or fax a copy to:

What Happens Next

Did you comply within 60 days? Then State Bar of
Texas removes you from the TG “default list” after we receive the
proper documentation.

Did you comply after the 60 day period? If so, you
may have been suspended by the State Bar of Texas. Once we receive the
proper documentation here at the Bar, our Membership Department will
reinstate you.

If you requested a court hearing, the Clerk of the Supreme Court
notifies us via mail. The Membership Department at the Bar then removes
you from the “default list” that we receive from TG.

Footnotes:

* The Rules for Suspension of Attorneys in Default
of their Guaranteed Student Loans were adopted by the Supreme Court of
Texas on June 18, 1996. See “Order of the Supreme Court of
Texas,” June 18, 1996, 59 Tex. B. J. 844 (1996)